New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12


examine into the correlation OF mental ana nouy Sc
TONS and he found that patients suffering from CHROME
maladies whose seat was above ne ,s aaatsd be
and those suffered from maladies seate oe
To-" 1t we're pessmlstc SO lung Pcnrv "a ectuaiiy
OF the worst features of such cases the ahger
ia proportion the hopefulness The speaker ciassinu
the percentage OF mental feeling according TO tne
Thus bronchitis gave 90 per cent OF optlmsc iGes
so per cent and asthma also so por cent On Inc con-
trary, suffering with livor disease were uOupleu
cent of mi cry kidney sufferers 81 cent OF unhapp
aud dysenterlcal patients o. per een9 20 cnf
but dopsical patients though optmistcal aSo' "eie
only to the degree OF o3 per cent
CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINESE IMMIGRATION
The next paper was by Professor Stewart Culn upon
the characteristics OF Chinese immigrants ana was iu
part iolows:
The chinese in America all come from tho d DE
asy les be themselves as PunH natives din;
soS n o s ap ihemsei"es into people OF
Me an 1nP lhrse r9w673 a rea divisions Of her
iys provincr The people OF the different rent disg,s
Rsrreseatayss OF or thirty clans only are
pTapori onaic numbers may obaned from the folio ing
list $50 cine,e in Toe city Of P9ad sb To-
Chang o. FnnC TO- no go Sun 10 Ii 100 10 or Lu To-
o. 10 Wong 10 Yam or Ysgns o or 3 Ik s or Chinese
@s Of eongrgaS in city furnishing supplies
aad odb aud assembly halls Here resta'
gate lotteries an gambling cellars usually moro luea
J
% sn n Meary en- OF Tie en- nese In America have
some Of NE many q Tier e nEs.s' 1e
AMONG the Stunning people among whom, even at
@"n as E are SF ao.s a' from or Pr'1ns
ant me sot, aaGGa not no Gs en ma are wo"% be
Sdsrd ses9i;Is IA T9n@ or " re aha TO re- and under
snna much OF the absiru.e classical neraufo p a Hat
Win hose the great literary ar'tocracy by which their
ever
EcoNoMICs N FOOD.
The whole day was devoted In Section Economic
Science and statistc to the two papers OF Professor
! W o. htwaler. OF Wesleyan University, Mddletown
/ Conn The main points urged in the morning address
on Economy OF Food may be briefly recapitGlated
a. follows
cheapest food that which grcishs' the a,taally
fo taaI which is the cheapest aaapei the
wants Of tne @ e e ag aaia ,oos The amin food.
vehoWeveT the alvant gs 81 Containing arser
STAPLE foods sh the nutrients at ONLY fac
mfE sts a1d oticr ordinary animal fooI.. Al market
portant o. nutrve Tents. ITO protein which may be
iakcn ~ m.isnre OF "a r.ilti e h fdf nd
from ~ crnts ncwhls over 81 pound in the staple
%m'ng the vegetable fools wheat norr. corn neI and
coaop At currrt r4ts, the nutrients in
~ ,c'i nonr cost CONSIDERABLY less hln IN p0sdo,' WnT
furnish trt.ye ma "als about ne SANG COSY I.Sng
ie AMI suppong u,e cot Of b,h 70 10 ns tae a@ no
The potatoes appears 80 be neor IN both chemical consul
ons *" Giny ys which American wasiefnnSss q
uI'rcd. o. ~" worst in TIE waste OF 3V aa tns
w4stefuss practise ~ tho poor as vel As the ron ~
show. itse tn purchasing o. more foot than - neeiel
am i.IoT ,I & m ."g costly materials where
esn Vas ,o i serve as we'll aud IN tho false econ
ony httlo u one material and TOO IN ID OF an,
save AMI DOT only the purse from wrong srlec
health By Srong care and co's,nS ana h'hs A' n"' are "
Great "a. j. ths evil nom financial standpoint the re
suits mat now from pa pay so eTo1S ~ str9fs OF
phyoogy and yegieno porsulcd that mprgper ea,ng
any one thns that indeed what We may cat Tho eaGs s
habit dos the whole moro harm to health than even to
s 9 H e ~ hra o r ss SAFER
holih and purse amt what - te snlost Plrt % e ,
mental prncirs OF foga economy ... .,,....,, TITO
Food al. Workngmen aud It's Relations 70 WORK Dohe'
| saying Ia part:
satl,u., 0; dcar., Of considerable hunters OF people
ir.ir Soi :, WY I a in.T anSI food materials Ge
sma quantity o. meat per man per day found or 1
ncoreuS pound 10 rsest 9ns an. tT NO
amouut Of tnl aud Of meats very large inteei
Shsmiea h''l iIIs o ieriag AMI in potential energy
Than even the large qnauito, 'ond mnv ne 5s',s1 ps
eisSss ami mix The quantie per day OF the mos, vau-
abo VI uutrtve iugrci cuts rangel rom - gIans
5s IA sf e Of 'nh@ orns NAM at mosrao
grains r hbornt man at hard Work whe PS sbn
Tho net. at hand inpiy that the American wokngman
turns more work man tis Ent % tarW i3t
ovr one hs as much grass hayngtme workmen IN
h, rGH n. ,aI I o, amt better fsi than tho
pa lie has better Opportunities Tor selidsVslopngn;
more stimulate Lis ambition AMI more noP ol otn IL
his Is 9 ,o IS, t srsa s but that
ns 5fp@nr'1h o. @ noar,shsn What ought
iSe panrgy OF tho merriam workngman with IS great
l 81, te Ti h energy in N, Gay food
Thi, address was followed by a short address by Mrs.
H. t. Richards. OF Boston who gave dgs'tipoh VI LILO
Boston cooGng schools. ami said IN conclu'lon'
What A % ey' oel r Se s%sp'y the
Tsn them noi alone how and cake but tho
principles Which unore wholesome cooker Teach them
s ss MEAN % S' we e to eat f starch aoG
b Sy e make patsSs dishes out cheaper of meat and
avoid tho needless in tho eating of the food
when Mrs, Richards had finished. general discussion
Toes Was held ana number of laughable opinions were
RECEPTION To THE DELEGATES.
In the evening II brilliant company gathered In
tho Metropolitan Opera House. making most
nIeasiug combination OF wit and wisdom with beauty
AMI dignity The occasion the general reception 10
the members OF the Association and their families by
the Ladies Committee. smoothly polished hoor hao
been laid on level with the stage.
ahove the seats OF the parquet, and
the large stage was decorated with rural scenery while
various tropical plants scattered in rich prouson and
many easy sofas added small degree to the attrac
uyeness Of the place An orchestra filed tho room with
soft music. while the ample relre 'nmehtS "'lCh WcIo
served pishc all that had teen expected OF them
the ladies' who received Mrs BENJAMIN > Chnrch
MISS IAlio T. Warren Mis-. Winlired
Edgcron, Mrs. Sylyanus Reed. MISS Adellna
Hrrck Mrs. j. c. CrOly, Mrs j. Is. Greene Mrs Henry
Herman Miss f. r. NJ. Hitchcock. Mrs. Martha j. Lamb.
Miss Amelia Murray. Mrs. Henry sheldon, aud MRS:
j. = r. stranahAn. Among the many who were present
President s. Langley e1 President Edward = morse e1
President o. e. Marsh Vice Presidents W. A. Anthony,
Likely Il. Coke, Albert Is Prescott d. g, Brin,0a
and Henry h. Avorl; Professor w. H. Pettee the
general secretary; Professor orsford Professor hufsou
Professor q. W. Pympion Professor w. H. Brewer Pro
lessor y n ELLIOTT Professor H. j. Woodbury. Van Phon
Ice tho graduate who recently married New Haven
halle. MIRA yam Lee; Miss Robina Taylor the Rev.
II. &. Hovey. tho Rev. Dr. = d. reef JosoP ,
r. James aud wife. Major j. w. Powell MISS ANITA